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Montana FWP said that fish consumption should be avoided.

Water quality sampling last summer by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks found that pollution in the Clark Fork River is more prevalent than initially thought.

According to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), the North Fork Jocko SNOTEL in the southern Mission Mountains has received 36.9 inches of precipitation since Oct. 1, which is the lowest May 1 water year precipitation total in 35 years of record. And that's not an anomaly.

The Clark Fork Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10320 is partnering with the city of Clark Fork's Parks and Recreation Commission to upgrade the public playground at Veterans Memorial Field.

The Repository Siting Committee has submitted a report for EPA review about three candidate sites in Butte-Silver Bow County that could accept Superfund wastes from the Silver Bow Creek Corridor.

Montana FWP said that fish consumption should be avoided.

The inventors faced a problem with a lack of room for people, adult beverages, and hot food on their floats.

The Missoula Police Department reports a 32-year-old man was driving south on Orange Street Monday when he crossed over a sidewalk, and continued down toward the water.

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The Missoula Police Department reports a 32-year-old man was driving south on Orange Street Monday when he crossed over a sidewalk, and continued down toward the water.